So what is Concrete Lifting? What is Polyleveling?
If your concrete walkways or driveways have shifted over time, you may have contacted
repair companies expecting an affordable fix, only to learn that replacing the concrete can
cost thousands of dollars. To make matters worse, full replacement often means you can’t
walk or drive on the surface for weeks.
There must be an easier way, and there is. Concrete lifting, also known as poly leveling, is a
faster, more cost-effective solution, and we’re here to provide it.
We drill small 5/8″ holes in the settled concrete and use a state-of-the-art system to inject a two-part epoxy foam beneath the surface. As the foam expands, it gently and precisely lifts the concrete back into place.
Replacing concrete is significantly more expensive than PolyLevel and often comes with extended downtime. With concrete lifting, you can typically use your driveway or walkway the same day the work is completed.
PolyLevel benefits include:
Our crew operates from a fully equipped 18-foot trailer with up to 200 feet of hose, allowing us to reach nearly any area with minimal disruption. We use only a small drill, injection hose, and precision hand tools, keeping your property clean, intact, and protected throughout the process.
Does weather play a part in the process? Yes and No.
If it is too cold outside it will take longer for the foam chemicals to warm up and pump through the system… all of our equipment is heated so the cold does not slow us down too much.
There is a special touch that goes into this too much foam and the concrete will move too much, not enough and it could move in the wrong spot.
Answers to Common Questions Before You Get Started
When you’re ready to take care of your concrete issues, contact us and our team will guide you through the next steps.
This step requires precision and expertise. Using too much foam can cause the concrete to lift too far, while too little may result in improper movement. Our team carefully plans and controls the process to ensure accurate, stable results.
We drill small 5/8″ holes in the concrete and inject a two-part epoxy foam beneath the surface. As the foam expands, it gently and precisely lifts the concrete back into place.
Once the work is complete, the injection holes are carefully patched. In many cases, we can blend them seamlessly into the existing concrete for a clean finish.
We provide professional concrete lifting for both residential and commercial properties, including:
Talk to our team today and discover how we make concrete construction easy.
